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Meanings of lay hundreds in English

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Usage of lay hundreds in English
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Broken furniture lay hundreds of metres away, amid tonnes of grey rubble.
The Irish Times
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By then the Nautilus lay hundreds of miles from the nearest coast!
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas: An Underwater Tour of th...
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The Iron Fortress lay hundreds of leagues south and east, all the way past the Sunfallen Kingdoms.
The river kings' road
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The water lay hundreds of feet below.
Oracle's Queen
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But he said before that happens they can lay hundreds of eggs, so eliminating the larvae is vital.
Radio NZ
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For between Egypt and the Black People's country lay hundreds of miles of sandy desert-desolate ,lonely ,withoutwater.
The Story of General Gordon
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Just off the wide, paved avenues, beyond Sherbrooke and Dorchester, lay hundreds of dirt lanes and unpaved alleys.
Death du Jour
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Within a grayed parabolic plume almost six miles long and extending outside the town lay hundreds of red dots.
Quantico
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The soil that once lay hundreds of miles away has made the delta of every river that flows into the sea.
Steam, Steel and Electricity
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In a large trunk in her room upstairs lay hundreds of pairs knitted during the twenty-five years of her family life.
Poor White: A Novel
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Here still lay hundreds of spear-shafts, tens of thousands of arrows, piles of hide shields, and caps of the same material.
The Treasure of the Incas: A Story of Adventure in Peru
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Between the two armies lay hundreds of dead and dying men whom neither army could remove, and over whose bodies the fight must be renewed.
Three Years in the Sixth Corps / A Concise Narrative of Events i...
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These would each have laid hundreds.
Life in Morocco and Glimpses Beyond
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ABSA, meanwhile, have closed 187 branches in the last decade and laid hundreds of workers off in that time.
The South African
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Large infrastructure projects like laying hundreds of miles of power cables are always complicated and expensive, at least in the United States.
Wired
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